Leadbelly
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Was watching college basketball and some Virginia Commonwealth highlights came on. This short, built power forward is just destroying dudes and people are bouncing off him and I thought, "That VCU guy is playing the wrong sport."
I look him up and it turns out Witten feels the same way. He gave a pre-game pep to VCU last year. From USA Today article in 2015...
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...ment-vcu-basketabll-mo-alie-cox-nfl/24990861/
He's only a junior so it's just someone to keep in the back of your brain 'til next year. Some other teams have also sniffed around. He's around 6-5/6-6 so NBA probably isn't an option. VCU doesn't have a football program.
I look him up and it turns out Witten feels the same way. He gave a pre-game pep to VCU last year. From USA Today article in 2015...
Witten saved a personal message for forward Mo Alie-Cox, a chiseled, 6-foot-6 sophomore whose athleticism and leaping ability paints him as the last line of defense in VCU's havoc-causing defense.
"You've got a football body," Witten told Alie-Cox. "Not to mention huge hands," he added, stretching his own digits — hardened and calloused by a dozen seasons in the NFL — for a palm-to-palm comparison. "You could get an invite to an NFL training camp just based on how you look out of pads," Witten said.
"He told me I could make the transition to football," Alie-Cox said. "He said if it's something I wanted to do I should look into it."
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...ment-vcu-basketabll-mo-alie-cox-nfl/24990861/
He's only a junior so it's just someone to keep in the back of your brain 'til next year. Some other teams have also sniffed around. He's around 6-5/6-6 so NBA probably isn't an option. VCU doesn't have a football program.